January 16, 2019, 12:00-1:00 pm – This 60-minutes session is aimed at providing an overview of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and translating its specific requirements into a clinical trial environment.

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January 23, 2019, 12:00-1:00 pm – In this educational webinar, we will be discussing where the industry stands on the technology adoption curve, industry drivers for the adoption of technology, designing a crawl>walk>run methodology when introducing technology, and a case study of “before and after” at a site.

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Explore best practices to improve recruitment and retention with a focus on operational efficiency, cultural competency, and patient centricity. Included tools will help you assess how to better communicate with potential participants and begin a critical reflection of your own skills and organizational practices.

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Selecting the right trial for your clinical research site is key to the success of your accrual for the trial. This eLearning course will discuss how the menu or portfolio of studies offered at a site has an important impact on accrual and how research professionals can become part of the process.

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Review how virtual / remote patient research approaches work, how our industry (pharma, regulators, academic researchers) is supporting this change, and what you can do to adopt this approach. Webinar Replay expires March 28, 2019.

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This webinar will allow attendees to better understand the future landscape of paperless clinical trials and how to “separate toys from tools” when choosing mobile and related devices. Webinar Replay Expires March 7, 2019.

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The clinical research landscape is constantly changing with ebbs and flows in amount of clinical trials being conducted in a given therapeutic area or indication. With this shifting landscape, how do clinical research sites put themselves in the best position for long term success? – Webinar Replay Expires January 24, 2019.

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Overcome challenges in subject recruitment and retention by learning how to leverage the metrics critical to success. This eLearning course will teach site personnel assess current site performance and readiness for action, and to implement appropriate metric measurement and monitoring.

Learn the globally recognized standard for conducting ethical and scientifically sound research and to “speak” the universal language of clinical research. This eLearning course is an excellent starting point for anyone wanting to begin work in clinical research and a great refresher for those who have been in the role for some time.

Fundamental education about the role clinical research plays in advancing medical knowledge and the work conducted by clinical research professionals. This free eLearning course details how medical products are developed, how volunteer patients are protected, and key roles in the development, research, review, and approval of medical products.

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Master quality-related processes and procedures required to ensure trial compliance. This eLearning course is a comprehensive training program that prepares you for the next step of setting up a quality management system– essential information for site personnel involved in quality management and improvement.

Reduce your anxiety by being prepared for clinical trial inspections. This eLearning course takes you through the full cycle of a regulatory authority GCP inspection and answers key questions including: Why, when and where are regulatory inspections performed? Who can be inspected? And more.

Efficiently identify and report safety events in your clinical trials. This eLearning course, appropriate for all clinical research professionals, guides you through the complete event reporting cycle and critical timelines, as defined in ICH E2a and E6 Guidelines.

Get up-to-speed on recent changes to the 2017 certification programs and get prepared for the upcoming ACRP certification exam. This eLearning course supplement provides an overview of the relevant regulatory guidelines referenced in ACRP certification exams, including a detailed look at ICH E11: Clinical Investigation of Medicinal Products in the Pediatric Population.

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Prepare for an ACRP Certification with this comprehensive guide. This eLearning course will help you become familiar with the exam format, tackle example questions, and conduct a personal gap analysis to ensure you are fully primed to earn your ACRP Certification.

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As an investigator, do you know what risk-based monitoring (RBM) means to you and your trial staff? This interactive eLearning course answers the fundamental questions: What is RBM and how is it different from the standard monitoring approach? It also examines the impact on investigators specifically, including new approaches to data management, study budget and contract considerations.

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Become an expert on quality and risk-management strategies and procedures. This eLearning course answers the fundamental questions: What is risk-based monitoring (RBM) and how is it different from the standard monitoring approach? It then examines the impact on CRCs specifically, including new approaches to data management, study budget and contract considerations.

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Examine risk-based monitoring’s (RBM) impact on CRAs and the risk management considerations required to implement an effective risk-based monitoring program. This interactive eLearning course answers the fundamental questions: What is RBM and how is it different from the standard monitoring approach?

Learn the key phases of the budget process and critical components required for consideration, including preparation and study protocol review, study start-up Costs and more. This eLearning course is ideal for both site and sponsor personnel who are tasked with building site budgets and reaching agreeable terms.

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Keep your trials in compliance by effectively managing Medicare billing compliance risks. This eLearning course will teach you to assess, prevent and address noncompliance risks to ensure compliance with Medicare rules for coverage of clinical trial-related costs in the U.S.

Assess your and your team’s training needs quickly by conducting an ICH gap analysis. This eLearning course uses a game to challenge the learner’s knowledge and application of these important efficacy guidelines.

A new take on GCP training! This eLearning course, presented in a game format, assesses your GCP knowledge and ability to analyze and apply GCP principles. This course is recommended for individuals with prior training and experience with ICH GCP.

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Improve study coordination, reduce risk of inspection findings, attract more clinical trials to your site and increase your value as a staff member with this advanced GCP knowledge. This eLearning course examines common inspection findings and proven strategies to avoid them through correct application of the GCP guidelines.

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Improve study coordination, reduce risk of inspection findings, attract more clinical trials to your Investigator’s research site and increase your value as a site staff member with this advanced GCP eLearning course.

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Increase your value as a monitor and take your knowledge and application of ICH E6 GCP to the next level. This advanced eLearning course breaks GCP into four categories to enable recall, application and efficient monitoring practices in real-world challenges.

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The Statement of Investigator (Form FDA 1572) doesn’t have to be complicated – let us help you get it right the first time. This eLearning course answers the questions of why, when and how to complete the FDA 1572 to make everyone’s jobs easier.

Develop a better understanding of the overall drug development process and how each study fits into the “big picture” of the development life cycle. This eLearning course puts into practice the ICH E8 guidance document General Considerations for Clinical Trials.

Learn how to set up and manage electronic clinical research documents in compliance with U.S. and EU regulations, and current trends from both the site and sponsor perspectives. This eLearning course examines the challenges of working with electronic documents and how to overcome them.

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ACRP supports clinical research professionals through membership, training and development, and certification. Founded in 1976, ACRP is a Washington, DC-based non-profit organization with more than 13,000 members who work in clinical research in more than 70 countries.

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